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• Newgate is surprised by Lamb's unorthodox methods and uncustomarily humane asylum.
• But Ms . Shalala was uncustomarily flustered.
• Though he did not cite anyone in particular, Richt said quarterback David Greene was uncustomarily inaccurate.
• He added, " Beyond the narrative shortcomings, the film is indifferently filmed, with uncustomarily flat visuals by cinematographer Dante Spinotti and listless pacing ."
• Lee also did it in uncustomarily strong language for this nation, where people tend to speak their minds in private but use face-saving diplomacy in public.
• The uncustomarily elevated choir is reached by a richly carved spiral staircase, and the main altar is a flamboyant Churrigueresque creation in the style typical of the Valencia region in the 18th century.
• Before Bush uttered a word about Saddam Hussein or Osama bin Laden, he uncustomarily talked about his concern about the global AIDS epidemic and the need to mentor the children of i, mates.
• Throughout the days spent traveling to the eastern port of Toamasina where she would board a ship to R閡nion, Ranavalona reportedly drank heavily, swigging rum directly from the bottle in an uncustomarily coarse fashion.
• At the 4 p . m . meeting on Thursday, the SVTS room was so crowded that the counterterrorism experts who had arrived early were bumped from their seats to make way for President Clinton's staff, who, not uncustomarily, arrived late.
• Todd McCarthy, of " Variety " magazine, wrote a strongly negative review of " Burn After Reading ", which he said " tries to mate sex farce with a satire of a paranoid political thriller, with arch and ungainly results . " McCarthy said the talented cast was forced to act like cartoon characters, described Carter Burwell's score as " uncustomarily overbearing " Corliss complimented Richard Jenkins and J . K . Simmons for their brief supporting roles.